The situation in Bangladesh has changed a lot after the coup. The rioters staged violent protests and set fire at many places in Dhaka. Looking at the situation in Bangladesh, the Ministry of External Affairs has strictly warned its citizens living in Bangladesh to be very cautious and limit their movement. In such a situation, the question is whether India will evacuate its citizens from Bangladesh.
No decision yet on evacuation of Indians
According to sources, the government has not yet taken any decision to evacuate Indians from Bangladesh, because the army there has assured that it is capable of controlling the unrest in its country, so there is no immediate need to do so. However, if the extremists try to worsen the situation, then India can plan to evacuate its citizens from Bangladesh.
Bangladeshi army issued a number for Hindu families
Amid violent protests in Bangladesh, the army there issued a number for Hindu families or temples, so that if they are being attacked or face any kind of danger across Bangladesh, they can call immediately.
High alert on India-Bangladesh border
India is keeping an eye on the changing situation in Bangladesh. Security forces have been put on high alert wherever India shares the border with Bangladesh. Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday evening discussed the current situation in Bangladesh. Narendra Modi A meeting of top government officials was also held under his chairmanship.
When protesters took to the streets in Bangladesh on Sunday, a curfew was imposed in the country. After this, Bangladesh’s military wing ISPR told ABP News that the curfew in Bangladesh will end on Tuesday (August 6, 2024), and schools and businesses will reopen.
Bangladesh Army Chief General Waqar-uz-Zaman said in his address that an interim government will be formed in the country within 48 hours. Bangladesh students have been protesting against Sheikh Hasina since last month. This protest turned quite violent, in which about 300 people have died so far.
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